You can serialize an object to a string if that's what you are trying to do.
Best practices are to store as little info as you need to do the job (so for
instance store an object id instead of the object and look it up in your
consumer--this is not a hard and fast rule and I've had times where a lookup is
slow and so I store a whole serialized object in the queue for faster
consumption)
But yes beanstalkd is a pipeline - you put data in one end and pull that
data back out the other end for asynchronous workflow distribution.
—
chad
On Sat, Aug 24, 2013 at 10:31 PM, Luis Romero (BlaShadow)
<[email protected]> wrote:
> hi everyone
> I've read about I can delegate load from my web app using a job queue,
> someone recommend me beanstalk, I see the web page read about and use it,
> but I don't know what to do with a service that can handle "string" inside
> him, am i right? Can someone told or explain how can I use it in
> the right way?
> thanks in advanced.
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